Security Basics: Re: Hardware Encryption

[xyberpix <xyberpix () xyberpix com>]

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Have a look at Serco, works well.

xyberpix

On 29 Jul 2005, at 19:45, forensics () slickwillies net wrote:

> Does anyone know if any devices exist to encrypt entire hard disks  
> and allow the user to set the password for the encryption?  I have  
> seen modules that can be plugged into IDE hard drives (and USB  
> external hard drive enclosures) that allow for "transparent" hard  
> drive encryption (all data encrypted) but none of them allow the  
> user to set the password(key).  They all seem to come with a  
> "preset" key from the manufacturer.  The key is a token device that  
> plugs into the enclosure/module.  I am looking for a device that  
> would allow the user to set the token himself.
> Thanks,
> WILLIE
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